Boston Probate Notice for John Campbell Estate
Public notice announces Catherine C. Dauley of Boston seeks letters of administration for John Campbell, deceased of Boston. Suffolk Probate Court will hear on December 22, 1892 at 10:00 AM. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge John W. McKim presiding. Registrar Elijah George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Julia E. Curtis
Bluehill
Hancock
Maine
Charles H. Curtis
Suffolk
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Provident Institution For Savings
Boston
Sid Petitioner
Boston Post
Moston
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sarah Jd. Laforme
Frederick P. Laforme
Elmer B. Laforme
Francis L. Laform
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Joun L. Webster
Luston
Augustus Thompson Jenkins
Sid
John Campbell
Catherine C. Dauley
Koston
The
Boston Lost
Jonx W. McKim
Jasperstone
Mary P. Stone
Jasper W. Stone
Melrose
Middlesex
Sail Boston
Joan W. McKinm
Loston
George M. Brooks
Esquaire
Deceimber
S. Hi. Folsom
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Degesy Revit
Essenger
United States Circuit Court opinions and verdicts Dec 9
Dec 9 reports include Cameron Crowley and Rose estates tort actions against Percival Roberts and others over a bridge accident on the Blackstone River. Verdicts for defendants. Also criminal indictments charging monopoly in cash register trade and a Boston & Albany rail injury suit with a $7,500 damage verdict. Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court arguments and adjournments noted. Middlesex Superior Court lists juries and pending cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Puutnam
John Crowley
Percival Roberts
Rose
Charles Rose
Same
Daniel Crowley
Blackstone River
New York & New Railroad
J. D. Long
W. PD. Turner
BR. M. Morse
Taft
Sculptor sues for Robert Burns statue fees in Providence
Supreme Judicial Court equity case Lathrop J. Noble vs McAuslan seeks 15000 for services in designing the statue of Robert Burns on Roger Williams Park in Providence Ri. Demurrer sustained. plaintiff given ten days to amend. Attorneys T Hunt for plaintiff Caustene Brown for defendant.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Equity
Lathrop
William Clark Noble
John McAuslan
Robert Burns
Roger Williams Park
Providence
T. Hunt
Caustene Brown
Superior Court Docket Involving Injuries and Damages
Suffolk County court resumes trials on multiple tort actions for personal injuries and damages stemming from alleged house sanitation hazards and other contractor disputes. Cases include Albert Lewis vs Boston Gas Light, Mary Glynn and others vs Fitchburg Railroad, Gustin A. Holst vs Joseph Stewart et al, and Amelia D. Roberts vs John Harney. Jurors deliberating. defendants represented by noted firms. judgments pending on several dockets.
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Alfred Vallance
Pro Ami
Boston & Albany Railroad
Third Street
New Worcester
Deenee
B. F. Butler
T. H. Pearse
Samuel Kear
W. Hudson
Superior Court
Suffolk
Brisuop
Albert Lewis
Boston Gas Light Een
Daniel Goodnow
Some
Estattes
E. B. Goodsell
C. P. Greenough
J. P. Parmenter
Julia Martin
C. Richards
Fred C. Martin
Same
Fred E. Martin
Chester Place
C. M. Barnes
A. Lyman
J. H. Morrison
J. R. Clark
F. Ranney
G. HK. Whitney
G. A. Fuller
Ure
Plaitiff Fl. L. En Erey
S. L. Pple
Deendant
T. E. Glynn
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Mary Glynn
J. B. Goodrich
C. H. Kenny
G. A. Torrey
Gustin A. Holst
Joseph IL. Stewart
Everett
Mass
North Stoughton
Boston
F. A. Perry
B.C. Moulton
Hf. L. Boutwell
Dunbar
Amelia D. Roberts
John Harney
E. I. Smith
C. M. Ludden
W. A. Gaston
A. F. Hayden
William McPhee
Boston & Lockport Block Company
T. J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
J. Lowell, Jr
Blopceetr
Catherine Ditson
Old Colony Railroad Company
Freeman Street
Paintiff
L. Putnam
J. H. Benton, Jr
Equity
Alpriseh
J. Ann Daley
John Doherty
Sterling Street
Maryanee
Ann Collins
Bill
L. M. Child
J. B. Moran
Toppi-Howland Company
Charles Toppan
E. Avery
T. J. Barry
J. M. Raymond
Probate Court Admits Wills in Suffolk County
In Suffolk probate court on December 9, judge Harriman admitted the wills of Fannie M. Savage Abby W. Pearson Henry H. Fay Benjamin F. Delano Mary A. Wilkinson Patrick J. Campbell Rachel Lewis William A. Menzel Annie G. Davis Catherine Callahan Mary Ann Brainard Philip Schofield Eleazer J. Bispham George L. McIntire and Sarah E. Fernall to probate. Administrations were granted on the estates of Jean Eugene Lemee Mary P. Dunn William Leahy Thomas Calderwood Hilda H. Sweroski Emma A. Gray Joseph Worton William F. Back Julia A. Watson Catherine McCarthy Annie L. Lonergan Henry A. Blanchard Cornelius F. Roach William Stoddard Alice L. Wilford George P. Killion Mary Doherty Bartholomew O'Brien Michael J. Tobin Margaret Cook de bonis non Hannah Y. P. Dodge Patrick Cummings Mary Young Michael Costello Anna C. Koot and James A. Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Ss
Harriman
J. Wills
Fannie M. Savage
Abby W. Pearson
Henry H. Fay
Benjamin F. Delano
Mary A. Wilkinson
Patrick J. Campbell
Rachel Lewis
William A. Menzel
Annie G. Davis
Catherine Callahan
Mary Ann Brainard
Philip Schofield
Eleazer J. Bispham
George L. McIntire
Sarah E. Fernall
Michael J. Tobin
Margaret Cook
A. J. Mekheevyer
Henry @. Stimpson
Mary S. Thomas
Sarah J. Playle
de Bonis Non
Hannah Y. P. Dodge
Patrick Cummings
Mary Young
Michael Costello
Anna C. Koot
James A. Tuttle
Insolvency Court Hearings And Adjournments In Suffolk
Insolvency court in Suffolk on December 9 held first meetings for several cases including Arthur Taylor Everett Dodge George H Watts Edgar S Hill Thomas Addison and more. Next meetings set for February 3 1893 and January 6 1893 with adjournments to December 30 and January 27 1893 for multiple matters. A first deal on a 25 cent composition offer by Adam Gibb was heard with next hearing December 16. Warrants returnable December 30 issued in Chase May Co and Rufus Brackett cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Taylor
Everett
Dodge
George H. Watts
Edgar S. Hill
Thomas Addison
Francis H. Raymond
Covell & Rook
C. H. Sprague
H. Hubbard Marden
Andrew M. Lannigan
Secon
Adam Gibb
Chase, May & Co
Rufus Brackett
William H. Fairfield
Harris
Hatch
Cambridge News on Local Elections and Meetings
Cambridge notes discuss a plan to seek opinion on Lieutenant Lake as captain, a teachers institute closing next Tuesday, and lively chatter among Catholics about the Irish vote. Rally events for Colonel Bancroft and Alger are announced with speakers including Rudy Houghton Champlin Howland Kingsley Cook Allison Durant. Local clubs report interclub billiards in Medford and no-license campaign activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
C. H. Lake
Lake
State Board of Education
United Trish
Temple Hall
William A. Bancroft
Union Hall
Colonel Bancroft
Andrew J. Rudy
George A. Allison
William B. Durant
Harvard Glee Club
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Medford
Alger
Institute Hall
Cedar Hall
Cedar Street
North Cambridge
Bradford and
Fox
Coakley
Bancroft
East Cambridge
Hall
the Chronicle
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge's Prettiest Women List Boost
Miss Alice Nichols and nine other Cambridge women are highlighted as the prettiest in Monday's Post. Readers are urged to tell friends to watch for the ten-name feature and the upcoming lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Nichols
Lucy Richardson
N. W. T. Knott
D. M. Hazen
Herbert W. Hayes
Horace D. Litchfield
Fay Simmons
Jennie Reuberta
Maud Taylor
John Ames
Cambridge
Dorchester Ward 24 Alderman Candidate Faces Tough Race
Walter Hayes independent candidate for Alderman in Ward 24 is active, with Savin Hill seen as his strong area while the rest of the ward shows limited support. A Harvard Improvement Association meeting left Mayor Matthews with a strong impression amid Republican sentiment. A local resident voices frustration with West End road facilities as a potential move away looms. Grove Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hayes
Savin Hill
Walter
Matthews
Harvard Improvement Association
Dorchester's Prettiest Women Named in Local List
A Dorchester society note names several women regarded as the town's prettiest. Mrs. E. Folsom Jr. Miss Lizzie Sexton Miss Lizzie Gilchrist Miss Mannie Fitze Miss May McDonald Miss Annie Denning Miss Louise Edwards Miss Emma Tuttie Miss Flossie Wilber are listed among Dorchester's prettiest women.
Dexter's Narrow Escape From Gale Damaged Cutter
The revenue cutter Dexter of the United States customs service at Lockwood wharf East Boston is under repair after a gale. It sprang a sea cock and flooded the hold with five to six feet of water before Tug W H Clark arrived. Crews pumped the ship dry to avert sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Cutter
Dexter
United States Custom Service
Slamm
Lockwood Wharf
Boston
W. H. Clark
Boston Passengers Sail for Genoa on Werra
The group leaving today aboard the Werra bound for Genoa via Gibraltar includes Miss S. L. Day, Miss Carrie E. Day, Miss Saran G. Day, Arthur F. Benson, Edward W. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom F. McCriliis, and Mrs. Savil L. Crocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Genoa
Gibraltar
Werra
North German
Lloyd Line
S. L. Day
Carrie E. Day
Saran G. Day
Arthur F. Benson
Edward W. Robinson
Ransom F. McCriliis
Savil L. Crocker
Deafness Remedy Inventor H A Wales to Visit Quincy House
Mr H A Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut claims his invention has restored over half of deafness cases relieved in the United States in the last two years. He will be at the Quincy House next Tuesday and Wednesday to demonstrate and discuss the treatment with interested individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wales
Bridgeport
Conn
United States
Quincy House
Senator Kennedy sighting and local rally planned
I met Senator Kennedy on the ferry boat last night and he predicted Mr. McClellan would win by at least 400 majority with many Republicans likely voting for him. he doubted any chance for Witt. A big rally is set for Monday night in Lyceum Hall under ward and city committee auspices. The Merry-Go-Round Whist Club met at members' homes. next meeting will be December 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grant. Funeral notices: Frank C. Field buried at Holy Cross Cemetery after service at 133 London Street. the Globe Social Club attended and lent pallbearers. Also funeral of Mrs. Annie A. Foss at Holy Redeemer. burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Kennedy
McClellan
Witt
Lyceum Hall
Ward and City Committee
H. W. Aitken
Eutaw Street
Herbert Grant
Brooks Street
Frank C. Field
London Street
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Father McManus
Globe Social Club
Messrs
RK. Landrigan
R. McDonald
P. Quinn
W. Reagan
W. Cummings
H. Callahan
W. Mahoney
Abe S. Foss
Father Samilton
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
East Boston's Prettiest Women List Preview
A playful feature announces East Boston's prettiest women including Miss Grace Strong Miss Marion Eutler Miss Lottie Merrill Miss Minnie McGrath Miss Hattie Wells Miss Rose Butler Mrs William Butler Mrs Dr Jobin H Parks Mrs Delbert A Eaton and Mrs Thomas Copeland. Readers are urged to watch for the forthcoming lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Strong
Marion Eutler
Lottie Merrill
Minnie McGrath
Hattie Wells
Rose But'er
William Butler
Jobin H. Parks
Delbert A. Eaton
Thomas Copeland
Boston
Charlestown Artil lery drills resume after mourning period
Charlestown Artil lery resumed weekly drills last evening after mourning for Colonel Strachan. A special meeting was held for members. The Monument Hall party hosted by the Columbias featured dancing to Mc Cabe's Orchestra with Timothy J. Reardon as floor director and A D McLaughlan assisting. Cadets armory hosted invitation parties with Baldwin's Cadet Orchestra providing music. The U B C s party is planned for Dec 30 at the Cadets armory. Captain Harrington’s father died while traveling to Hamburg.
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Charlestown Artillery
Strachan
Atarely
Monument Halls
Terpsichore
Columbias
McCabe
Timothy J. Reardon
A. D. McLaughlan
Daniel [. Collins
Edward O’hara
Eugene J. Flanagan
Martin P. Hogan
W. J. Rogers
Philip Tazue
John F.thornton
David B. Shaw
James V. O’hara
John A. Murphy
Michael H. Harrington
Cadets’ Armory
Baldwin
Captain Harrington
Marine Corps
Navy Yard
Hamburg
Germany
Bunnkkeb
It Looks Black for Green Indicted by Norfolk Grand Jury
George Green, a notorious colored house-breaker, indicted by the Norfolk grand jury at Dedham. A State prison habitual criminal, his record includes four four year sentences, a five year term, escapes adding three years, subsequent recapture and insanity adjudication, further asylum escape, and eventual Brockton court verdict of twelve years in Plymouth Prison. If convicted this term, total imprisonment could reach sixty four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Green
Norfolk Grand Jury
Dedham
Bridgewater
Brockton
Plymouth
Church Sale At The Brunswick
The Church of the Messiah ladies prepare a sale of beautiful and useful articles to be held at the Hotel Brunswick next Monday and Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Messiah
Brunswick
Pretty Christmas window at New Home sewing on Tremont Street
A festive display on Tremont Street features a snowy roofed house with Santa at the chimney and his reindeer team in the back. Dressed dolls valued at 5 each are given to every mother who buys a New Howe sewing machine, drawing attention to the window display and promotional offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremvont Street
Santa Claus
Santa
Howe
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Result Mentioned
The article notes the results will be announced only after official figures are released, likely delaying for about two months or more. It emphasizes the reliance on official tallies and the uncertainty surrounding early counts.
South Boston Names Its Prettiest Women
South Boston showcases its prettiest women highlighting Miss Maude Ransom Miss Kate Lynch Miss Greece Hyde Miss Helen Watkin Miss Helen Hanford Mis Emima Thorp Miss Sade Foster Miss Gertie Tyler Miss Alice Lynch and Mrs J D Carmody in a local society feature.
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Maude Ransom
Kate Lynch
Greece Hyde
Helen Watkin
Helen Hanford
Emima Thorp
Sade Foster
Gertie Tyler
Alice Lynch
J. D. Carmody
South Boston
Somerville Notes on Prayer and Local Events
In Somerville Mrs Mary Leggett led a measured prayer at the installation of Rev Mary Whitney, praised for its reasonable length. Ramona Lodge Daughters of Rebekah hosts an evening at Society Hall Davis Square with a Rebekah at the Well candy table and more. The Second Unitarian Church sermon by Rev Minot J Savage offered a vivid contrast on worship. Central Club hosted Mrs M D Frazier on Venice and the Italian Lakes with a large audience. Op Powper Hous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leggett
Mary Whitney
West Somerville
Society Hall
Davis Square
Rebekah
Second Unitarian Church
Minot J. Savage
Central Club
Somerville's Prettiest Women Names
A list of Somerville’s prettiest women includes Mrs John Medina Miss Edith Sanborn Mrs C B Lincoln Mrs Irving Russell Miss Laura Edith McBane Mrs Countway Mrs J F Hathaway Miss Da Bagnell Miss May Goodwin and Miss Millie Libby, reflecting a ceremonial society feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Medina
Edith Sanborn
C. 8. Lincoln
Irving Russell
Laura Edith McBane
Countway
J. F. Hathaway
da Bagnell
May Goodwin
Millie Libby
Somerville
Brichton Noise and Transit Worries in Local News
A practical joke on Samuel Hano sparks demand for the truth about the placard urging Eaton for Alderman. Cambridge street cars run to Allston square, with steep grades and a balking horse causing a push to the bridge. Residents press for a Franklin street B and A tunnel and fire gate duties now manned continuously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hano
Eaton
Hano
Cambridge Street
Allston Square
Franklin Street
Brighton's prettiest women listed in 1890s roundup
Miss Fannie Esterbrook Miss H Jennie Newman Miss Louise Thunt Miss Lina C Harvey Miss Lina Bosquit Miss Annie Fernald Miss Mary Sweeney Mrs Eva Walcott Mrs M T Bird Mrs J Morrison among Brighton's noted beauties in a brief society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Esterbrook
H. Jennie Newman
Louise Thunt
Lina C. Harvey
Lina Bosquit
Annie Fernald
Mary Sweeney
Eva Walcott
M. T. Bird
J. Morrison
Brighton
SUN A SERVICES AT UNION HALL LECTURE ON BULGARIA
Sun A services feature Stoyan K Vatralsky in Bulgarian life lecture with garb, Miss Nellie Fox and others in music, doors at 7, service at 7:30, plus 10:30 sermon to husbands by Rev Louis Banks, social events, and free seats for all. Be a part of a full day at Union Hall on Boylston street with various programs and a beacons orchestral club.
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New York
Liberty St
North River
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New England
Boston
Washington Street
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boyl- Ston Street
Stoyan K. Vatralsky
Bulgaria
Nellie E. Fox
Walter Lowes Heath
Herbert W. Taylor
M. E. Ciaren
Temple Street
State House
Louis Albert Banks
Jay Gould
Beacon Orchestral Club
Sherman Raymond
Chelsea’s prettiest women listed for public lookouts
Miss Bina Brassett Miss Nellie Tucker Miss Lucie Tucker and Miss Grace Webber are named among Chelsea’s prettiest women. Also listed are Miss Josie Riford Mrs John Loud Mrs George H Carter Mrs John Cornish and Mrs Sheridan Archibald along with Miss Dolly Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina Brassett
Nellie Tucker
Lucie Tucker
Grace Webber
Josie Riford
John Loud
George H. Carter
John Cornish
Sheridan Archibald
Dolly Low
Chelsea
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Boston 8 & Albany Railroad
Wagner
Albany
Chicago
Utica
Toledo
Louis
Michigan Central
Sarge
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chienes
M.C. AL RR
Mouton
Startford
New Haven
Springfchl Lins
Hooston Bam
Buffet
Suneday
Iuffel
Wulfett
New York Limited
Beeston
Springfield
Lickell
Washington St
Euston
Hanson
NEW York & We Cnland
New Yeork
Norwich
N. Y
N. Rd
Pullman Limited
Pullman
West
Erie R.R
Newbury
Fishkill-on-Hudson
Brewsters
Bighteyville
Danbury
Bristol
Plainville
New
Waterbury
Hartford
Rockville
Willimantic
Putnam
New London
Southbridge
Webster
Blackstone
Woonsocket
Pawtucket
Valley Falls
Milford
Franklin
Britain
Needham
Highlandville
Upper Falls
Medfield
Millis
Medway
West Medway
Pascoal
Egingers
Summer Street
D. Barton
A. C. Kenpatt
Gen
Agt
Royal Blue Line
Via
Fall River Line
Pilgrim
Phuilman
Park Square Station
Fall River
Old State House
Cor. Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
Jd. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
J. H Palmer
NEW YORK /ND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD
New York & Northern Railway
Manhattan Elevated
One Hundred and
Fifty-fifth Street
Fifty-third Street
Broadway
Newark
Barton
J. A.C. Kendall
G.P. A
Stonington Line
Parksviite
New Hampshire
Commission
Ticketa
Stater
J. W. Miller
Washington Park Square
F. Conn
C. H. Briggs
Gen. Pass
Phrobate Notices
Annie Lonergan
Maria Hynes
Admx
Timothy Ford
of Buffolk
Mary Ford
Adinx
Ommonwealth
Sas
Massachusewis
Allen Lindsey
John B. Fairbairn
Massachuseits
Augus
Court Room
Frederick P. Knapp
Sherif
Massacieu
Tiwothy W. Manning
Isuston
Seid
Joan L. Fitzpatrick
George T. Durgin
E. Hutchins
Seara Building
Aldrich, J
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Field
C. J. Allen
Hoymes
Home Gas Machine Co
Boston, Halifax
Prince Edward Island
William T. Nichols
Sherman
Harriman, J
Dorchester
Bexcuan
Deuers
Waltham
Elgin
Townsend
EAST
Edward J. Welch
Chicken Welch
Jenny
Jerome Macdonald
Gate of Heaven
Louis Kiernan
James Crowley
Dorchester Street
Cole
City Hospital
Harmony Associates
Gray’s Hall
South
Charlestown
Hyndman
Federal
Cor. Kinceland St
Br. P. Moxels
Brichton
Sun-A! Services
Arthur B. Champlin
Woburn
Philip K. A. Richardson
Blanche Hayden
William Hayden
Walnut Street
National Guard Band
Academy of Music
Winnisimmet
Alteg Ego
Pierce
Goldsen
Dr. de San
San Francisco
Ciatrimounl Venture
Lucy Sex
Beginton
N. B
Wwe
Ife
Madrid Chemical CO
Dearborn Street
Ill
Weeks & Potter
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
Wm. H. Parker
M.D
Veavady Medical Institute
Balfine
von Paohl CO
Clacinnati
Ohta
Sam
Hatstat
Wilson Bros
Lelevbeus
Bosiea
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